The Indian mafia

Abstract

Organized crime in India emerges as a intricate phenomenon, characterized by the presence of diverse criminal organizations operating at both national and transnational/international levels, engaging in illicit activities and money laundering practices. This criminal network, closely linked to corrupt politicians, possesses a notable ability to evade justice, thereby complicating the efforts of authorities to curb their operations.

The presence of violence and rivalries among different mafias constitutes a constant threat to social stability and public security.